Bug's life
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So here you have 8 or 9 insects in a tree... My sister just remove some piece of a tree's bark and they appeared like that! I think they were sleeping or in a private meeting... ^^
Do you know the name of the insect? and the tree? I know the tree but the insect... well maybe. It's easy, c'mon...
Aquí os muestro a 8 o 9 bichillos... Mi hermana quitó un trozo de corteza y ahí estaban. Parece que dormían plácidamente o estaban en una reunión privada... ^^
¿Alguien sabe el nombre del insecto? ¿Y el del árbol? Vamos, creo que es bastante fácil...
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Hmmm not sure about the insects...maybe box-elder bugs??? I like the photo and the detail of the tree up close. The insects look like a little flower.
great detail!!!!
fácil? hmmm... ni idea del árbol y los insectos, son escarabajos?
Ladybugs, full of good luck for all of us.
Annie beat me to it. I think they are what we call Ladybugs and they are suppose to bring good luck.
I liked seeing all the detail when I enlarged it.
Great close up shot! The tree I don't know, the bugs, are "mariquitas" ladybirds or ladybugs.
ladybugs drink some coffee and talk about boys :)
belle photo, j'aime beaucoup la texture du bois et les couleurs.
beautiful photograph, I like much the texture of wood and the colors.
I would have said Lady Bugs as well but in America they are more round. Sort of like a ball bearing cut in half!! I learned something new today.
El árbol es un plátano, se llama así, no es el de las bananas.
El insecto, ni idea, tu di que es un coleóptero y quedas como Dios.
Me alegro de conocer tu blog
Saludos
Not too sure about the tree. A plane tree perhaps?
But the bugs: I don't think they are ladybirds. They're elongated. in France we call these gendarmes, I think. Useful little beasts.
I really don't want to speculate about what they're doing though...
Lovely textures.
Angela
so well, Matritensis was right about the tree, it's a Platanus (not like the banana's one) In Madrid there are lots of them everywhere! About the ladybirds... I don't think they're, Dave was right, because they used to be more round... so I don't know! but these are very common here too.
Thank u for all your commments!! :)
dsole, brilliant phot. The colors on the tree are amazing!!! One of my favorite photo.
I agree, these are not ladybugs (mariquitas in Spanish).
My grandpa used to tell me they were called Zapateros (shoemakers, nothing to do with the president of Spain tho), and that if you left a broken shoe in the area where they roam, they would fix it for the next day...^.^
Madre, qué incrédula era de niña... Supongo que él tampoco sabía cómo se llamaba, y se inventó esta historia.
Muy bonita foto... No sé qué pasa, que a veces no me sales en mi "Feed reader", aunque actualices. Rrrrrr.
(Maldito palabro de verificación, nhafmwzo!)
Yeah I thougth it too, aorija, I thougth they were zapateros, but when i googled it i realisized zapateros has another shade... so i don't know!
thank u for stopping by...
Ayyyy no sé que es eso del feed reader, qué desastre soy...
Yuck bugs! I'd be very careful if I did that here, I'd be lucky not to find a scorpion or some spider under there. When I first saw the photo I thought it was a flower.
oh, that's a very neat shot you captured! I love the colors.
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